interpro
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- Feb 27, 2008
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I'm sure glad I didn't spend any money for this garbage idea.
Yes, this 'secret code' is put out by the same guy that supposedly shows you how to get Google's AdWords for free - what a crock of crap! His ebook tells you to sell advertising space on your site to recover the cost of AdWords - that's not exactly getting the ads for free, is it.
Just imagine an ad from a local truck dealer that says he'll give you a free truck. You go to the dealership to claim your 'free' truck and he asks how you want to finance it. Of course, you ask "If it's free, why would I need to finance anything"? Then he tells you that you buy the truck with your own money, then hire yourself out to haul stuff for people. Take the money from hauling and use that to pay for the truck. That dealer would probably have his windows smashed out the first day of pulling that kind of scam.
He also seems to be pushing a weight loss product with a woman doctor (probably a lie) and the latest offering is their 'health biz in a box' - this looks like a real ripoff - they charge you $47 to give you the ability to send prospects to an affiliate page on their server.
Everything I've seen that's put out by 'Dr. Jon Cohen, retired' seems to be nothing more than an outright ripoff that's supported by a well-crafted, hyped-up, misleading sales letter.
Yes, this 'secret code' is put out by the same guy that supposedly shows you how to get Google's AdWords for free - what a crock of crap! His ebook tells you to sell advertising space on your site to recover the cost of AdWords - that's not exactly getting the ads for free, is it.
Just imagine an ad from a local truck dealer that says he'll give you a free truck. You go to the dealership to claim your 'free' truck and he asks how you want to finance it. Of course, you ask "If it's free, why would I need to finance anything"? Then he tells you that you buy the truck with your own money, then hire yourself out to haul stuff for people. Take the money from hauling and use that to pay for the truck. That dealer would probably have his windows smashed out the first day of pulling that kind of scam.
He also seems to be pushing a weight loss product with a woman doctor (probably a lie) and the latest offering is their 'health biz in a box' - this looks like a real ripoff - they charge you $47 to give you the ability to send prospects to an affiliate page on their server.
Everything I've seen that's put out by 'Dr. Jon Cohen, retired' seems to be nothing more than an outright ripoff that's supported by a well-crafted, hyped-up, misleading sales letter.